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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
3
In Goshen Indiana on July 15 a baby died after eating a potato grown food that caused poisoning. The incident occurred south of Mid City near Bohre where the child found the potato. Local authorities reported the poison source was a green vegetable given by a resident.
Milwaukee July 16 Victor Berger socialist was reelected to Congress in this year’s election. Ha Bodenstab, who defeated Berger last year, seeks the GOP nomination. The outcome underscores ongoing party division and local political shifts amid national tensions.
July 16 report from Indiana states Liberty bonds and other government securities worth 7080 dollars were stolen from a safety deposit box at the old Commercial Bank in Daleville, nine miles southwest of the city. Robbers drilled into the wall safe, causing minor bank damage. Authorities are investigating.
July 16 report from AGO notes Sylvatore Card Tpader of a band deemed the most notorious in Chicago history was refused as terming and sent to October 24. Three other band members had already faced punishment. The condemned men faced multiple charges including several murders.
Williamson July 1. Governor Cornwell notified Mingo County court officials that lawlessness must end and a detachment of fifty mounted men has been deployed across the district to enforce order in the wake of ongoing unrest. the move follows reports of continued attempts to disrupt peace in the county.
An Associated Press report recalls Lieutenant Ferrarin’s perilous journey from Tokyo to Toto with heavy fog and gale conditions. He describes disorientation over Korea, aerial battles with air currents, and encounters with Japanese escort boats and Arb Tebels while navigating through Hakone, Bangkok, Chen, Hanoi, and Baluchistan.
A Associated Press report notes a rising number of business figures across the United States using planes for corporate travel and survey work. It highlights aerial routes, routes to protect life and property, and the growing demand for air transport to reach distant sites.
Louisana farm boys, part of a national farm boys club, will visit Attnobis, Wisconsin, Iowa, and other midwest states in August. The trip, supervised by state and federal agriculture officials, aims to promote modern agricultural methods. Each boy receives a small expense allowance, with travel funded by personal funds and club sponsors.
An unidentified well-dressed man with multiple gunshot wounds died after being rushed to hospital. Alias Goretta Lerus, alleged to have killed Depth in a head wound, was found in dying condition, aided by chauffeur Wilson Jackson and Kalin Panquels. Police believe the victim was shot with a shotgun during the incident. The Newfinal noted the revolver found after the chain and arrest of allied accomplices.
Fragmented report outlines the Cabinet struggle under President and Premier amid factional tensions. Military groups, resignations, and a contested leave of absence contribute to a destabilizing political standoff as domestic power shifts unfold.
The piece outlines tensions over heating service disruption as utilities including Northern Indiana Gas and Electric, Interurban Public Service, and Bloomington heat providers face financial strains. It notes halted or reduced service, planned rate requests, and the burden on merchants and downtown buildings. Residents fear extended outages and seek relief from costs amid ongoing public scrutiny and possible plant abandonments.
France expands inquiry into industrial alcohol use as reports indicate government pilots new engine tests. Investigators find that certain hydrocarbons and other mixtures may ignite in engines using alcohol and petroleum products, signaling renewed scrutiny of alcohol as a fuel source.
An Associated Press dispatch notes large imports of Philippine and Java sugar to the United States during March and April. About 40,000 tons of div sugar were sold to foreign merchants, with nearly 60,000 tons of Formingn and Java sugar contracted for by American merchants. Vessels to deliver to ports including New York Beatle San Francisco are listed.
A damaged OCR passage references a copper cache found near a hollow, with a wall and house details. Mentions latay wall, Sitter farm, and multiple unnamed suspects. No clear arrest or full sequence, leaving the board of clues as scattered evidence in a local crime note.
Indianapet city gathers as Indiana G A R members toast and honor officials led by state commander Rainer W McBride. The ceremony, reported by the Indianapolis press, notes recent capitulations and officer installations within the post amid veterans’ rites.
Lod July 1 Elizabeth O Connell aged fifty five widow of DML OConnell died when an automobile collided with a moving train at Shackles Ing Sparta township. The crash shattered her sight and caused multiple injuries to her husband and others. The wreckage and injuries were severe and the machine parts were scattered along the track.
Babe Ruth tied this year’s total in a late push during the eleventh inning. The New York slugger’s swift swing helped him reach twenty-ninth home run of the season as the team faced St Louis.
In Indianapolis July 16 the state house debated a bill linked to national tax reform. The measure, supported by Representative Sy mons of Monroe County and others, passed 63 to 7 after a lengthy session. The bill calls for a special industrial court to regulate wage and distribution concerns, with concerns raised about scope and enforcement. The Associated Press report notes the bill’s fate hinges on regulatory actions and possible appeals.
The Todlana state this year will be supervised by Ge I. Chrittle and C. F. Gobble of Furdun univéresis. Berona, county-igent, calls polling at his office at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon for Davis county's participation. The event features three-borg teams in a preliminary contest amid county interest.
Gregory Vox reports from Columbus that a delegation from the National Woman's Party, led by Mia Jice Paul, urged Tennessee to ratify the suffrage amendment. Governor Cox pledged support and promised action to assist passage, with plans to confer in Washington on Sunday and return tonight to continue lobbying.
Fragmented notice describes a plan to destroy locations and items in Havre Miles area. Mentions Vanderhu and Philp, with references to a week of action at a venue labeled Coliseo NUN LAT. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a scheduled destruction event.
A Princeton woman files a circuit court complaint against Willian G Holtowell alleging domestic abuse and burglary after her husband allegedly attacked her at home, stole money, and fled. she claims he had a prior pattern of intimidation and crimes.
A garbled OCR passage references detectives, government critics, and a police presence amid chaotic events. Names and places are obscured, but the text implies a notable political or governance dispute with law enforcement involvement and public scrutiny.
Fragmentary report describes a special session and delegation movements involving Oklahoma and Virginia, with references to a national convention, international tour plans, and assorted names. The garbled text reveals limited readable details about participants and locations.
Fragmentary notes describe a hospital event and city aid measures. Mentions include a teacher, a local railing project, and a public health announcement. Unclear dates and names appear due to OCR errors.
The report notes rising wheat prices with farmers paying high fees and facing costly oats and corn. Market observers cite weather conditions and early harvests as drivers, while some growers report selling at around 260 per bushel amid a tight supply.
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